CENTRE COMPETITIONS CONTINUED.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 90, 18 April 1927, Page 12

CENTRE COMPETITIONS CONTINUED.

UNDER IDEAL CONDITIONS. GREENS PLAYIXG KKF.X. The competitors in the Easter tournament of the Auckland Bowlin™ Ccntie. were favoured with ideal conditions i\n Saturday's play, when three more rounds wore decided. The greens were much keener than on the first day. The tciurnanient was resumed this morning. To-morrow inter-section play will he coniiiieiiced. l\e>u!ts are as follow : — EXECUTIVE FOURS. SECTION A. (At Kpsora.) Fourth Hound.—Forbes 21. v. UmlCivy 17 : Andrew v. Knight 17 ; Leyland Hi. v. Jenkins 14; Kisslin;; 34. v. l'aterson 8; Koyltiuup lit, v. Buckley 10; raM-uc 30, v. Connor 24, Fifth Round. —Kissling IC, v. Andrew IS; Jenkin 24, v. l'aterson l."i: Buckley J", v. Knight 18; Forbes -'">. v. I.eylanil 10; Roy l« nee -4. v. Couuor 22; GoilCroy 24. v. l'uscoe Hi. Sixth Round. —Godfrey 25. v. Rnylanoe 14 ; Leyland 22. v. I'nseoe 17 ; Kisslini; 20. v. Jenkin 10: Kniclit 21. v. Connor 17; Buckley 22. V. Andruw 17; Peterson SI. v. Forbes 24. skctiox b. (At Remuera.) Fourth Round. — lleorjrn 2tf. v. I'.rl. IS: Elvy l>4, v. Pollard Ij> : Derry l'l. v. i"rummer 1">; Goldsmith --. v. l.eiuhloii l< ; Parsons 17, v. Lippiatt 1U: L'ux 17. v. Gill 11. Fifth Round —George 22. v. (.'iil IS ; Elvy 21, v. Plummer 15 ; Liiipiatt --i, v. I'ollarU 20; Parsons 2u v. Leightou 10; Perry 25, v. LJull lli ; Goldsmith 2\i, v. Cox 20. Sixth Round.—Lippiatt 27, v. riummer 17; (ieorge 2.". v. Cox -0 ; Klvy 2S. v. Dell 24; I'oiliird 2::. v. Leytnu 10 : Parsons -4, v. GolUsuiHU 11) ; Perry 21. \. i.lill Hi.

EASTER FOURS. SECTION A. (At Auckland.) Fourth Kound. —C. Alustou 27. v. J. Truftuott 17: .1. Benson 17, v. J. Allen ll">; O. Gallaher I'.), v. I'. Host , IS; A. Constantine 2a, v. U. Morrison 14; \V. Marshall 10". v. J. Hill 13. Fifth Kound.—Constantino. 24, v. Marshall 23; Muston 24, v. Hose lti; Beuson 24, v. Morrison 10; Truscott 2S, v. Hill 21 : Gallaher 20, v. Allan 22. Sixth Kound.—Kose 2l>. v. Hill Mar shall 22, v. Trustott 12: Mustuii 2">. v. Allen 13; Dentin 21, v. CuuMiiutine ISSECTION B. (At Ponsonby.) Fourth Round. —Mountain .°.O. v. Marklow 23; Neild 17, v. Otley 1 , . , ; ; Donn.-ll 21. v. Clements 12; Richmond l'l. v. Wakerlev 27 : WoolkT 14, v. Balnbrlilgc UI. Fifth Kound.—Maeklow l>, v. Donnell S2 ; Richmond 14, v. Hardley UJ; C. Mountain 28, v. Woollcr 22 ; Neild 21', v. Clemens -0 ; Wakerley uU. v. is. Sixth Round. —Baiiibridire 2>*. v. Mountain 17 ; Richmond 2.">. v. Clemens 11 : Hardley 28. v. Wakeriey 12; Neild 25. v. Maeklow 17; Woolhr 21, v. Douuell IS. SECTION* C. (At Devonport.) Fourth Round.—Kitehie 20, v. Dickson 10; Scott Uo, v. Kelly 17; Laurenson IS, v. Hills 14; Jury 30, v. Boyne 21; Austin l'J, V. Hyde 14.

Firth Kound.—Jury 20, v. Hyde lo ; Lauren-sou 21, v. Dicksou 13; Boyne 10, v. Scott 14; Kitchie 21, v. Austin l'j; Kelly 22, v. Hills 14 Sixth Itound.— Laurenson 21, v. Austin 15; Hills 22, v. Boyne 10: Kitchie 2,1 v Hyde 10; Kelly '10, v. Dicksuu 13; Jury 20, v. Scott 15. SECTION D. (At Mouut Albert.) Fourth Kound.—Clark 24, v. Buxton IS; Potter 24, v. Johnson J»0; Foubister 2,'{, v. Bush 12 ; Stone 24, v. Boas IB ; Gatlaud 20, v. Dick 15. Fifth Round.—rotter 20, v. Foubister 20; Bush 24, v. Boag 17; Buxton 2«, v. Stone 16; Clark 23, v. Dick VJ ; Gatland 20, v. Johnson 19. Sixth Round. —Bush IG, v. Porter 17; Foubister 23, v. Gatland 10: Johnson 21, v. Clark 2S; Buxtou 30, v. Buag 20 ; Dick 22, v. Stoue 14. SECTION E. (At Carlton.) Fourth Round.—Torrance 14. v. Wright -0; Hosking 28, v. Dawsou 23; Mingins 25 v. C-arry 35; Randall l:>, v. Gifford 13. fifth Round.—Murdoch 30. v. Gifford 10Oarry 21, v. Randell 17; Torrance 20, v Dawsou 12; Hoskinj; i<), v . Johnson 17; Wright 20, v. IS. Sixth Kound.—Hosking 25, v. Murdoch 12; Mingins 10, v. Dawsoa 13; Wrifflit 20 v. Randall 11; Garry 22, v. Gifford 10 •' lorrance 2G, v. Johnson 10. SECTION F. (At St. Heliers.) Fourth Round.—De Launey 23, v \nchor 12; Scantlebury 27, v. Bridges is; Casey 10, v. Koberts 15; Russell 21 v II Wright 20; Hilton 10, v. Somiuerville IS ; Little 11, v. McPhail 22

Fifth- Round.—Hilton IS. v. Roberts 17Anchor 26, v. Wright 10; Russell 20, v. Bridges 13; Scantlebury 22, v. Mcl'hail 10; Casey 18. v. Little 20; de Launev "3 v. Sommerville 14. ' Sixth Round.—Scantlebury 21, v C.T=ey 1G; Hilton 18, v. Little 9; Sonimerville 22, v. Anchor 16 ; de Lauuey 30, v. Roberts 10 ; Russell l>2, v. McPhail 17 ; Bridges 27 v. Wright 15. FIRST YEAR CHAMPIONSHIP. SECTION A. (At Rawhiti.) Fourth Round.—Yeo 10. v. Pook 11 • Wallace 24, v. Swanson 14.; Sigley 20, v Whitten IS; Frater 26, v. Simpson 14 Fifth Round.—Whitten ll>, v. Pook 0 • Wallace 20, v. Sigley IS; Sw.insou 22, v Frater 19; Watson 20, v. Simpson 13 Sixth Round.—Pook 17, v. Wallace 16; Yeo 23. v. Whitten 10; Frater 17, v. Sigley 13; Watson 17, v. Swanson 10. SECTION B. (At West End.) Fourth Round.—Mackie IS, v Pollard 17; Massey 25. v. Sheath 20 ; Hills 20 v Norcross 13; Teague 22. v. Speight 10 Fifth Round: Sheath 27. v. Norcross 14Massey 21, v. Teague IS; Hills 23, v. Swin-d-ale 17; Speight 31), v. Pollard 10 Sixth Round.—Teagne 34, v. Norcross 6; Sheath 27. v. Swindale 10; Massey 33 v Pollard 1(5. Mackie and Hills game unfinished.